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  • For the love of the game

     

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  • Packed house gets Patriot Madness at St. Catharine

    SCC Sports Information

    By all accounts the fourth rendition of Patriot Madness was a huge success. The annual event, which tips off the basketball season for the Patriot men and women, played before a full house Thursday night in Lourdes Hall.
    “Our players were really excited about it this year,” said women’s coach Lena Bramblett. “It was the best night we have had for it. The student participation was good and the community involvement was better than it ever has been.”

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  • Commanders fall to Danville, 55-35

     

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  • Commanders put away Bardstown

     

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  • SCC volleyball feels blue on Dig Pink Saturday

    SCC Sports Information

    Pink was the color of the day Saturday but the St. Catharine College volleyball team was instead feeling blue. They took on that different shade after dropping Mid-South Conference matches to visiting UVA-Wise and Pikeville College. The gate proceeds for Dig Pink Saturday went to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

    Adam Stevenson’s Patriots, now 5-27 overall and 1-7 in conference play, had both matches in their grasp but let them slip away as both matches went all five games.

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  • WC puts away Bardstown

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    For the first time in 13 years, the Washington County Football Commanders beat the Bardstown Tigers Friday night. And they did it despite having three touchdowns called back on penalties. In fact, flags were in abundance Friday night as a total of 20 were thrown, 10 for each team. The score was close for much of the game, but a last-minute touchdown on a fake punt sealed the 35-21 win for the Commanders, who earned home field advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

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  • Patriot forward is Mid-South Conference Player of the Week

    SCC Sports Information

    Krista Russell has been named the Mid-South Conference Player of the Week. Russell, a sophomore forward from Independence, Ky., scored seven goals in two games last week. In the Patriots’ 8-0 win at Berea, Russell had four goals. Saturday at Johnson Bible College she added three goals in the Patriots’ 10-0 victory. Visit the Mid-South Conference site at http://www.mid-southconference.org/ for the Player of the Week announcement.

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  • White-out called for as Commanders play for district title Friday night

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    The Washington County Commanders will face perennial powerhouse Danville this Friday night to see who will come out on top of the Class 2A, District 4 standings.

    WC (8-0 overall, 2-0 in district) defeated Fort Knox 42-24 on Oct. 8 and took care of Bardstown 35-21 on Oct. 15.

    Danville (5-3 overall, 2-0 in district) beat Bardstown 59-13 on Oct. 8 and routed Fort Knox 49-0 on Friday.

    With a win, the Commanders can secure home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

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  • How freezing affects forages

    All of us haven’t experienced a freeze yet this fall, but we soon will.  So we will discuss how a freeze can cause hazards for using some forage.

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  • SCC soccer goes 4-0 for the week

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    The St. Catharine College soccer teams won all four games played last week. And they won them in convincing fashion by outscoring the opponents by a combined 26-2. Last Tuesday at Berea the Patriot women topped the Mountaineers 8-0 and the men followed with a 5-2 victory. On Saturday at Johnson Bible College (Tennessee) the women won 10-0 and the men were victorious 3-0.

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